It is Women's NCAA Final Four weekend in Indianapolis! Playing in their home state will be the NOTRE DAME IRISH taking on the Connecticut Huskies. Games will be played at Conseco Fieldhouse, which is just minutes from Shapiro's Deli Downtown. There are MANY, MANY other activities going on throughout the weekend before the championship game on Tuesday evening.
The BUTLER BULLDOGS will be playing in Houston on Saturday and I'm sure there will be a hush in the city of Indianapolis as everyone watches this game. My daughter happens to attend Butler and will be working at Shapiro's on Saturday - keeping one eye on the game. We will definitely have the restaurant television tuned in to the Butler game!
Whether you are in Indy enjoying the Women's Final Four or relaxing at home to watch the Bulldogs, put Shapiro's Deli in your plans. We are open and cooking lots of kosher style comfort food for you to nosh on. Order a party tray and have a basketball party. You just need to provide the big screen TV! We will do the rest.
Colts vs. Jets 8 p.m. this Saturday night in Lucas Oil Stadium!! We are ready! Playoff parking will be offered downtown for $25 with a voucher for a $10 discount on your food purchase, which is good for 3 days. There are plenty of restaurants in downtown Indianapolis, but who gives you this kind of deal on game day? Only Shapiro's Delicatessen! Enjoy corned beef, pastrami, and many other types of kosher style food before you go to the game. Bring your appetite and enthusiasm. Go Colts!
Oh yes, it's time to start the holiday planning. Chanukah is merely days away and Christmas is soon to follow. There are many opportunities for celebrating coming your way! Shapiro's Delicatessen is here to serve you through these busy times. Come to our Indianapolis Deli or the Carmel, Indiana deli to experience the premier kosher style restaurant in Indianapolis. If your schedule is jam packed - let us come to you! Our catering department is ready to take your order. Whether it is a business or personal event, we offer beautiful party trays, old fashioned comfort food, and delicious cakes, pies and other pastries. Call 317-631-4041 for the downtown deli or 317-573-3354 for the Carmel deli. You relax and let us do the work!
Looking for Delivery Restaurants in Indianapolis? Our Indianapolis Deli and Carmel, Indiana Deli will be happy to delivery breakfast, lunch or dinner to your door. We offer kosher style catering wherever you need it....at your location or in one of our meeting rooms. Enjoy kosher style food like pastrami, corned beef, stuffed cabbage, chopped liver, bagels and lox, in addition to our amazing pastries and desserts.
We can do a dessert tray for your event too. Have you seen our cakes & pies? Brownies, gourmet cookies, bagel chips, and cheesecakes galore? There are not too many full service bakeries around anymore - but Shapiro's Deli offers a full service Bakery in Indianapolis and Carmel for your special events or everyday cravings!
Give us a call at 631-4041 downtown or 573-3354 in Carmel. We would love to make your event a memorable one.
Sitting on break the other day I said to my table mates, "Hey, that looks like the Dalai Lama." They scoffed and said "No way - he would have lots of security." I replied, "But he has divine protection, I'm sure. Why would he need more security than that?" That was the end of that. Well evidently he WAS here at Shapiro's! Wish I had paid more attention. These little moments are the interesting part of our days on the job.
We have had a fun, but very long, weekend and tonight is the night! It's not too late to come in and get yourself set up with food from the best kosher style restaurant in Indianapolis. The Carmel, Indiana deli will also be open until 9:00 tonight. Come on in and get stocked up on some deli favorites to munch on while you watch the NCAA Final Four game tonight.
GO BUTLER BULLDOGS!
Beginning today Shapiro's Deli will be offering Bologna and Salami Sandwiches at $4.95!! This is a huge price break and it's not just a special....the boss changed the price! These are kosher-style meats that we offer every day along with our very popular pastrami, corned beef, and roast beef brisket. Yes, there is also peppered beef, roasted and smoked turkey, rare roast beef, and some awesome beef franks.
We are looking forward to a very busy week here at Shapiro's Deli. Along with our catering services, we are a very popular spot for St. Patrick's Day. Even in the midst of Big Ten Basketball we are busy prepping for St. Patty's. It's just a heartbeat away and then here comes more basketball with the NCAA Final Four Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium the first weekend in April.
If you are going to be in Carmel or Indianapolis and are looking for a kosher style restaurant, you MUST stop at Shapiro's Deli. I spoke to a gentleman this morning who has been coming here for 63 years. He still brings business associates here and I can't tell you how proud that makes us feel! Thank you for your loyalty.
There is an award winning article about Shapiro's Delicatessen in the Fall 2009 issue of Traces of indiana and Midwestern History. Written by Douglas Wissing and published by the Indiana Historial Society, this article is entitled "The Shapiro's Story". An excerpt: "Run by Russian immigrantss from Odessa, Louis and Rebecca Shapiro, the store also included some of the couple's eight children, who helped out with customers as the youngest ones were safely ensconced in the apartment above." "Each morning for their customers' sensory delight, the Shapiros scattered aromatic spices on the grocery's wooden floors. 'It smelled so good', ninety eight year old Shapiro daughter Sylvia Gorfain remembered about her childhood in the store. 'People stood in line.'" The entire story is told in a dozen pages with so much detail and depth with insight into the personal stories of the Shapiro family through the generations.
Another fantastic mention was received in the National Geographic Food Journeys of a Lifetime, 500 Extraordinary Places to Eat Around the Globe. This is a beautiful book, as you would expect from National Geographic. In the section titled Top Ten Travelers' Restaurants, Shapiro's Deli is given a nod as one of the places to visit in the Indianapolis International Airport.
Several years ago, USA TODAY named Shapiro's Deli as one of the TOP 10 DELIS IN AMERICA.
If you happen to be in Indianapolis you should stop by and see us! Our deli in downtown Indianapolis or Carmel, Indiana are both easy to find. Our kosher style food is nationally recognized!
Please welcome our new Marketing/Catering Manager, Mr. Jay Slavin. Shapiro's has offered catering services in Indianapolis for quite some time, but Jay is going to help us get the information out to everyone in the community. This goes for our catering services from Carmel, Indiana too. Lots of Indianapolis local restaurants offer catering. There are many price points and a variety of food. What we offer is Shapiro's authentic kosher style food, which is of the highest quality! Our portions are bigger and better too! Say hello to Jay next time you stop by Shapiro's or give us a call and we will have Jay stop by to meet you. We are ready to meet your catering needs. Breakfast, lunch or dinner options are available.
Did you know the best kosher style food in Indianapolis is also being served at the Indianapolis International Airport? Of course it is Shapiro's Deli! If you are a ticketed traveler, you can still get the best corned beef in Indianapolis. Okay, you can also get pastrami, roast beef, turkey and kosher style franks! Just go to Shapiro's, near Gate B15 to order your Shapiro's sandwich. We also offer our famous macaroni and cheese. It does
n't matter if your flight leaves from Concourse A. Once you have passed through security you are free to visit the shops and restaurants on either Concourse A or B. Take a comforting piece of home with you on the flight.
It's got to be better than "airline food".
There are probably not too many restaurants in downtown Indianapolis that even use the word "brisket" on their menu. You can learn a lot about Kosher Style Food and the history of Jewish Food at this Indianapolis deli. "Brisket" is a cut of meat from the breast or lower chest. While all meat animals have a brisket, the term is most often used to describe beef or veal. The brisket is made up of two separate muscles which are sometimes separated for retail cutting: the lean "first cut" and the fattier "second cut".
When you order brisket at Shapiro's you could be ordering corned beef brisket or roast beef brisket. So don't be surprised if you order brisket and we ask you which kind....corned beef or roast beef? Remember, it is just the cut.
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